One More Request, Don't Know The Name, Obscure
 

There is another game I remember but do not remember the name of. It was like an adventure game, with the setting being some sort of dinosaur park I think, like Jurassic Park, and you would do things as in an adventure game. I remember one part of it which was an electric fence I think, but I also remember something about a stove in a kitchen part, or something like that. The reason I remember it was because it had a good atmosphere, kind of lonesome sort of feel to it.

Yes, I know it's a weak description but anyone know this game?

Dino Park Tycoon, maybe?

No, it wasn't an aciton/tycoon game, and it wasn't bright or cheery, it was more like an adventure game, I think it may have been point and click, and I'm only fairly certain it was a dinosaur park, but it was some kind of park. The things I remember are a jeep or truck, a part with a stove and kitchen, and an electric fence. I think I died a lot because i didn't know what to do at the electric fence.

Sounds exactly like the Jurassic Park Sega Games to me... :blink:
But since you denied that...

It definitely isn't Jurassic Park. That game is a sidescroller type thing, this was more of a point and click game I believe, with static screens. Not an action game.

Sounds like the SEGA CD version (Wikipedia Jurassic Park games page)

That one sounds more on the money, however I am still fairly certain it was not a Jurassic Park game, I probably would've remembered it if it was (also it was a PC game).

Is it maybe Sam & Max Hit the Road? Look here: Mobygames
I remember to have seen once a screenshot on an old shareware floppy of it in some park with artificial dinosaurs. Never reached that far in the full version yet, though.

Erm, they so are in the full game. At Mount Rushmore.

He probably meant that HE never got that far in the game.

But shame on him, anyway.. Everybody should've played through Sam&Max.. One of the greatest adventure games there is!

And I doubt that he's looking for Sam & Max, that doesn't fit the description of the game almost at all. Don't remember fences, stoves or a lonesome feel in it.